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52:19Now PlayingOn today's episode of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec discuss the Supreme Court setting Friday for opinions, with a possible decision about President Trump's tariff regime on deck given the court's expedited handling of the case. Bloomberg's Greg Stohr joins the show to discuss. Plus, Bloomberg International Economics & Policy Correspondent Michael McKee looks ahead to Friday's December Payrolls report. Also, Bloomberg Tech Co-Host Caroline Hyde sits down with Qualcomm President & CEO Cristiano Amon from CES in Las Vegas about the future of robotics and AI. Mandeep Singh of Bloomberg Intelligence also weighs in on
Nvidia and Siemens' AI industrial partnership, and Christina Lee of Oaktree Capital Management
discusses enthusiasm in private equity and M&A.
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